Re: alman birasý oettinger türkiyede

Re: alman birasý oettinger türkiyede

[Lars Grobe]

Ok, this is the first time of my life that I was really pleased by what I
read in a spam mail. As a German living in Istanbul, I will translate: The
cheapest beer available in Germany will be sold in Turkey now, too :-)

Still, the spam filter has still some leakage... And please don't kick me
off the list now because of my reply, I still have tears in my eyes. CU
Lars.

Re: alman birasý oettinger türkiyede

[Łukasz Mierzwa]

Dnia Mon, 15 May 2006 13:50:49 +0200, Lars Grobe <grobe@gmx.net> napisa³:

> Ok, this is the first time of my life that I was really pleased by what I
> read in a spam mail. As a German living in Istanbul, I will translate:  
> The
> cheapest beer available in Germany will be sold in Turkey now, too :-)
>
> Still, the spam filter has still some leakage... And please don't kick me
> off the list now because of my reply, I still have tears in my eyes. CU
> Lars.

I found greylisting to me very effective and it works without need for any
manual control,
   greylists + blacklists+spamassassin=really no spam (that's why I didn't
read that spam message You are reffering to)

£ukasz Mierzwa

Re: greylisting

[Łukasz Mierzwa]

Dnia Mon, 15 May 2006 19:31:09 +0200, Hans Reiser <reiser@namesys.com>  
napisa³:

> Ok, I will ask flx if we should do this for the list.

One thing You should remember before going on with greylisting is that  
there is a delay when reciving mail from someone who is sending it to You  
for the first time (usually about 6 minutes becouse this is how long it  
takes for mta to try again).
I found sqlgrey to be very stable and easy to use  
http://sqlgrey.sourceforge.net/

£ukasz Mierzwa

Re: Re: alman birasý oettinger türkiyede

[Valdis.Kletnieks]

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On Mon, 15 May 2006 13:50:49 +0200, Lars Grobe said:
> Ok, this is the first time of my life that I was really pleased by what I
> read in a spam mail. As a German living in Istanbul, I will translate: The
> cheapest beer available in Germany will be sold in Turkey now, too :-)

If it weren't for the fact that even *cheap* German beer beats most US beer,
I'd say you got the wrong criterion for being overjoyed... ;)

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